Bumped into a new resource for LightSwitch information. This came care of a tweet from Michael Washington at LightSwitch Help Website. Check out the Matt Ireland‘s LightSwitchFX blog. I will definitely be putting the Rolodex Index Style Filter to use. Thanks Matt! I look forward to seeing more of your articles. Cheers.
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Visit Matt Ireland at LightSwitchFX
Posted Apr 18th, 2013 By Paul in LightSwitch With | No Comments
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Branching a Project in TFS
Posted Jul 10th, 2012 By Paul in ForFeedOne, LightSwitch With | 3 Comments
With the many LightSwitch demo’s and examples I throw out there, I usually have a go-to LightSwitch application that I use. To keep the integrity of my “original” source project, I leverage branching feature on TFS to help me keep a clean copy of my projects. Here is how I do this…
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MVP Award Thank You!
Posted Apr 2nd, 2012 By Paul in .Net Development, ForFeedOne, LightSwitch, Miscellaneous, Technology With | 7 Comments
Awe, Shucks! This weekend I received an email indicating that I have received a Microsoft Most Valued Professional (MVP) award. This is awesome!
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Add Granularity to Reference Data
Posted Feb 9th, 2012 By Paul in LightSwitch With | 2 Comments
A nifty little feature that the A Little Productivity application includes is the ability to add granularity to the information about the costs that get applied to quotes and jobs. This article demonstrates a simple little technique for creating composite reference data.
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A Little Productivity
Posted Feb 6th, 2012 By Paul in LightSwitch With | 19 Comments
This article is the first in a series of articles where I represent a Microsoft Visual Studio LightSwitch application that utilizes a number of techniques for creating a simple, but intuitive, line of business software application. Called “A Little Productivity”, this is a hit-the-ground-running application that you can take away, pick apart, and further modify …
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